Study: More Children Than Ever Before Need Urgent Mental Health Care, But Many Emergency Departments are Unprepared to Treat Them
Experts urge mental health screening, physician training and telehealth options
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Telehealth Program Quickly Expands to Help Doctors Deliver Care Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Virtual visits ensure kids receive medical attention and prescriptions while keeping families and health care workers safe
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Celebrates Opening of the Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion
America’s largest behavioral health facility on a pediatric medical campus made possible by $50 million gift from Big Lots, Big Lots Foundation
Study: Challenges to Implementing Concussion Laws Put Young Athletes at Risk
Laws are in place to keep student athletes safe, but schools face many barriers when practicing them
Study Shows Newspaper Reporting Overlooks Best Practices when Reporting a Celebrity Suicide Death
Articles not adhering to suicide reporting guidelines, but experts say parents can help by starting conversations about mental health
Toddler Leaves Hospital for First Time Thanks to Novel Approach to Treatment
Forgoing sedation for therapy and play improves survival rate to 99% in preemies with chronic lung condition
New Study Finds Only a Modest Decrease in Exposure to Laundry Detergent Packets Among Young Children Following Adoption of Product Safety Standard; Increase Among Older Children and Adults
Researchers say current safety standard isn’t doing enough to protect our most vulnerable populations
Study: Pinterest Sunscreen Recipes Promise Protection, But May Put Kids At Risk for Burns
Experts warn of potential dangers of online DIY versions of regulated products
Study: Sharp Rise in Youth Self-Poisonings Highlights Need for Action
Mental health experts say preventing suicide in children needs to be a community effort
Study: Increase in Youth Suicides After Release of “13 Reasons Why”
Media depictions of suicide should follow recommended guidelines to avoid harm